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3 for 30

3 for 30

The View | February 2024

Can you distill a three-decade career down to three essential lessons? On the heels of his 30th anniversary, Portfolio Manager David Vanderwood is up to the challenge. In this View...

Disagreeable Me

Disagreeable Me

The View | July 2022

In a world that begs we take a consensus view, taking the road less travelled can be an uncomfortable choice socially and spiritually. In this View from Burgundy, Portfolio Manager...

Marshmallows and the Cost of a Moat

Marshmallows and the Cost of a Moat

The View | October 2018

One of the most frequently mentioned research studies in the field of developmental psychology is the “marshmallow test.” Conducted in the late 1960s and early 1970s, the experiment considered how...

The View from Burgundy Compilation: 1990-2016

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The View | May 2017

When we started Burgundy, we had two main goals: to focus on earning long-term absolute returns for our clients (without taking excessive...

Winning by Not Losing

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The View | October 2016

Before I became an investor, I was a tennis player. I played competitively as a junior and became pretty good at the game. It took me a long time to...

Ain't Misbehavin'

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The View | October 2015

Value investing is simple: buy stocks when they are trading for less than their intrinsic value. But simple doesn’t mean easy. There are many roadblocks standing in the way...

Stoicism and the Art of Portfolio Intervention

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The View | February 2013

Warren Buffett and other successful quality/value investors have given us a capital compounding system that works. But few follow the program. In this issue of The View from Burgundy,...

Surviving Success: Investment Management and Value Added

Surviving Success: Investment Management and Value Added

The View | October 2012

The job we do as trustees is one of the hardest I can think of. I say we, because I have served as trustee on several pension and endowment funds....

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